In a move to broaden their reach to the small-to medium-size lender market Fiserv has acquired Del Mar Database, San Diego, the two companies said.Del Mar will continue to be run independently with no management changes, according to John Walsh, Del Mar Database president. Mr. Walsh said the acquisition will "add a lot of credibility to Del Mar." Leslie Muma, Fiserv president and chief executive officer, said the acquisition is a key milestone in the company's goal of "building the most complete technology solution for the lending industry." The actual price and terms of the deal were undisclosed. Del Mar can be found on the Web at http://www.delmard.com.
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